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UNIMPEACHABLE WITNESS

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A witness whose testimony is reliable and not able to be impeached by opposing counsel and is very likely to be believed by a judge or jury. … [Read more...]

UNITED IN INTEREST

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See unity of interest; parties who share a common desired outcome. … [Read more...]

UNINSURED

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Lacking insurance coverage, not having insurance. … [Read more...]

UNITED NATIONS

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The UN; Formed in 1945, this international organization attempts to coordinate efforts between nations to collectively work towards mutual coexistence, cooperation with issues that concern human rights, safety, economics and other matters. … [Read more...]

UNINSURED MOTORIST COVERAGE

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The coverage in a car insurance policy which will compensate the holder for injuries that result from an accident with another driver who does not have insurance or a hit and run driver. Collision damage is covered by the collision coverage in the car insurance policy. … [Read more...]

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